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Posted 02 August, 2026

Sign Language Interpreter (ASL) | Ponce De Leon, Florida

Soliant
Ponce de Leon, FL, US Full Time

Job Description

Job Description

Make a real difference in the lives of students by providing essential language access as a Sign Language Interpreter in an educational setting. This contract position offers the opportunity to work closely with both students and staff, creating an inclusive learning environment for all.

Key Qualifications:

  • Proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL).
  • Previous experience working as a sign language interpreter, especially in schools or educational settings.
  • Certification as a Sign Language Interpreter (state or national preferred).
  • Strong understanding of deaf culture and the needs of deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
  • Ability to work professionally with students, teachers, and parents.
  • Excellent communication, listening, and interpersonal skills.

Your Responsibilities:

  • Interpret spoken language into ASL and vice versa for students, teachers, and staff during classroom instruction, meetings, and school events.
  • Support clear communication during lessons, ensuring students have equal access to instruction and participation.
  • Collaborate with educational teams to adapt interpreting styles to various age groups and academic subjects.
  • Maintain confidentiality and adhere to professional standards of conduct.
  • Stay current with best practices and relevant educational materials for interpreting in school environments.

Benefits of This Opportunity:

  • Flexibility as part of a contract position, allowing you to manage your schedule.
  • A supportive, mission-driven educational community focused on student success.
  • Valuable experience working in school settings that can enhance your professional growth.

Take the next step in your interpreting career and help bridge communication gaps in an educational environment. Submit your application today to begin making a meaningful impact, supporting access and inclusion in the classroom.

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